SPSS statistical software is now owned by IBM. It has many different modules, and not all installations have all modules. SPSS is mostly point-and-click, which makes the learning curve low. It does have syntax, which is important to be aware of and keep for reproducibility of analysis. The syntax is laborious, however, and those who can program are likely to prefer using Stata or R.
SPSS Statistics Essential Training (2024) - ~2.5 hrs (Log in to LIL if needed)
from LinkedIn Learning / Barton Paulson,
Introduction to [large scale] survey data - Data Skills Module from UK Data Service
Ordered Video Tutorials, Interface plus basic statistics and possibly more
Essential First Steps to Data Analysis
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Table of Contents for Essential First Steps to Data Analysis: Scenario-Based Examples Using SPSS
A Guide for Statistical Tests and Interpretations with SPSS
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Despite not showing the use of syntax or how to report the output, the screenshots and detailed explanation of the output makes this book useful for those who are new to data analysis and SPSS. Includes ANOVA and Multiple/Logistic Regression.
How to Use SPSS Syntax
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Rather than focusing on SPSS menus and the graphic user interface, How to Use SPSS Syntax focuses on the syntax rules in SPSS, a more encompassing approach that allows readers to replicate statistical analyses by storing them in a file for future use. Practical, accessible, and highly focused, the book is brief, while still helping readers develop an in-depth understanding of the common syntax rules and commands. In every chapter, the authors clearly explain the syntax, show the main results, and include social science research examples and downloadable files that allow readers to follow along. Checks throughout the book help readers determine whether the syntax is used correctly.
Design and Analysis in Educational Research
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For more on writing up results not specific to SPSS, see the Writing tab in the Quantative InfoGuide.
These are huge collections of well-done videos (100+). They are not well organized. Thus, the links below go to the in-channel search with "SPSS". Add your own keywords to find what you are looking for.